ALWAYS BE KIND.
' There are some who are affable and gracious to every one as long as things go according to their wishes; but if they meet with a contradiction, if an accident, a reproach or even 'less should trouble the serenity of their soul, all around them must suffer the consequences. They ►soul, dark and cross; very far from consequences. They grow dark and cross; very far from keeping up the conversation by their good humor, they answer only monosyllables to those who speak to them. This conduct is not reasonable nor Christian. Let us always be kind and good-humored so as always to make our brethern happy, and we shall merit to be always made happy by God.
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New Zealand Tablet, 19 January 1922, Page 45
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120ALWAYS BE KIND. New Zealand Tablet, 19 January 1922, Page 45
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